grammartical correction

paris 06 said:

Hey, guys, I just want to know if the following sentences need any correction or correct in grammaar. If any needs correction, please give it a detailed correction.

- There are found several sorts of houses

Several kinds of houses can be found. We don't normally say "There are found..."

- They are eligible to mortgage houses for a loan equivalent to as much as 60% worth of a house

Mortgages are available, for up to as much as 60% of the value of a house.

- a combined cafe for pets that will serve as a breeder, a pet item shop working on pet beauty.

A place/location/venue combining a pet café, a breeder, a pet goods shop and a pet grooming service.


- a somewhat spacious business, coruning (this is not a word) both as a cafe and a shop for garden plants.

A quite spacious location, which is both a café and a garden plant shop.
We don't normally describe a "business" as "spacious" - spacious refers to a physical space, whereas a business is simply another name for a company.

thank you.

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paris 06 said:

thank you for your correction but I have one more question about the following if this is grammartically correct or not.

- there were seeking a change of business type they were engaged in

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paris 06 said:

Thank you for your correction, but sorry, it was my mistyping when I typed in ''there were''. Actually, the point of my question was whether ''be engaged in'' in the sentence is correct or not.

According to your correction, the following sentence is correct, right?

- They were seeking a change in the type of business they were engaged in.

Yes.

I [STRIKE]got[/STRIKE] have two more questions. Please inform me if the [STRIKE]followings[/STRIKE] following make sense or not.

1. combined business - when I want to mean a business combining two
things like pet shop and internet cafe
combined cafe - when I want to mean a cafe combining internet
surfing and drink service

I would probably call it a "combination business"
If you say "combined café" you would still have to say what it's combined with. For example "It's a combined café and internet access business". Mind you, that's frequently called an "internet café". I would expect that to provide internet access and drinks.

2. The following is a part of a school life register about a first grader and I just wonder if the following is correct.

- Entered the first grade at Daehan Elementary School on March 2nd, 2010.

Yes, although it's not a full sentence without the name of the person at the beginning.

I would appreciate your[STRIKE]n[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]correct[/STRIKE] response.

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